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Two weeks before the presidential election, Prime Minister Groysman told the Rada Friday that he is asking Naftogaz talk with the IMF to prevent future hikes in household gas tariffs.

Monday, March 18, 2019
Two weeks before the presidential election, Prime Minister Groysman told the Rada Friday that he is asking Naftogaz talk with the IMF to prevent future hikes in household gas tariffs.

Two weeks before the presidential election, Prime Minister Groysman told the Rada Friday that he is asking Naftogaz talk with the IMF to prevent future hikes in household gas tariffs. Last November’s hike, a step toward reaching regional market prices, was extremely unpopular in Ukraine, one of Europe’s lowest income countries. Through billboards, presidential candidates are promising to cut gas bills by 50-75%.

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Kyiv’s single car, self-propelled electric train to the plane has proved so popular that the state railroad plans to replace it with a conventional diesel locomotive pulling passenger cars

Kyiv’s single car, self-propelled electric train to the plane has proved so popular that the state railroad plans to replace it with a conventional diesel locomotive pulling passenger cars

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A nearly $100 million international tender has been announced for dismantling the cement sarcophagus built in 1986 around the still smoldering remains of the damaged reactor at Chernobyl.

A nearly $100 million international tender has been announced for dismantling the cement sarcophagus built in 1986 around the still smoldering remains of the damaged reactor at Chernobyl.

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